Global IP traffic will grow three-fold by 2017...
Global IP traffic will grow three-fold by 2017 to an annual run rate of 1.4 zettabytes -- more than a trillion gigabytes per year, Cisco said Wednesday in its annual Visual Networking Index report. More traffic will traverse global networks…
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in 2017 than all prior “Internet years” combined, Cisco said. There will be 3.6 billion Internet users by that year -- 48 percent of the world’s projected population of 7.6 billion. There will be more than 19 billion global network connections in 2017, up from 12 billion connections in 2012, Cisco said. The average fixed broadband speed in 2017 will be 29 Mbps, up from 11.3 Mbps in 2012 (http://bit.ly/11y6rNA).